Do Klimov Stable
Farmhouse in the locality Klimov in the village of Špania Dolina is a national cultural monument from the first half of the 19th century. It is located in Banská Bystrica region and is registered under number ÚZPF 3058. The complex consists of a single object - a stable with log structure, which is a typical example of folk construction of this time.
The area of the monument consists of one object: stable, which is log. According to the registration data the Monument Office of the Slovak Republic was built in 1900. No other objects in the area are listed.
The construction characteristic of the stable is simple and typical for folk construction. It is a log building, which means that its walls are built of logs of wood that are stored horizontally and mutually embedded. The flooring and floor plan are not specifically mentioned in the available data, therefore it is not possible to describe them more precisely.
Mastal is located in the locality of Do Klimov in the village of Špania Dolina. Its address is Špania Dolina, and is protected as a national cultural monument since it was registered in the ÚZPF. The current state and use of the object are not detailed in the available data, but appears to serve similar purposes as in the past - storage and maintenance of wood or other materials. The monument protection applies only to the object itself, the protection zone or the conservation zone are not mentioned.
Mastal in Do Klimov is a rare example of preserved folk architecture in Banská Bystrica. It is located in a picturesque location, which is an important part of the cultural heritage of the village of Špania Dolina. For visitors who are interested in the tradition of folk construction, it is an interesting opportunity to know the history and technique of building log objects. It is therefore worth visiting this monument to see its authenticity and historical significance.
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Historical Milestones
- first half of the 19th century
- The position of the stable in Do Klimov as a typical example of folk construction of log objects in Banská Bystrica
- 1900
- Official registration of the stable in the Institute for Cultural Heritage of the Slovak Republic (ÚZPF)
Interesting facts
- Farmhouse in the locality Klimov is a national cultural monument from the first half of the 19th century, but according to registration data it was built in 1900.
- It is a log building, which is a typical example of folk construction of this time.
- Monument protection applies only to the object itself, without indicating a protection zone or a conservation zone.
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You know in Špania Dolina, where time stood in a lie for a while
You stand in front of a unique log house in the locality Do Klimov, which was preserved as a miracle in the picturesque country of Banská Bystrica region. In front of you is one of the most important national cultural monuments that will allow you to immerse yourself in the mysteries of folk architecture and venkovsky life of past centuries. Let's go share her story, which is hidden between the green slopes and the ancient trees. This barn, registered under the number of the ÚZPF 3058, is a unique example of folk construction that has developed in this area under a tide tradition, practical needs and local materials. Its original origin is wrapped in mystery - dates and details have not been preserved, but its existence is evidence of a thorough knowledge of folk crafts and of how people with simple means create a home that was not only a hiding place, but also part of their culture and identity. Let's take a look at what he's giving you. You have a typical log structure in front of you, which consists of thick logs of wood arranged to form a solid and warm structure. Notice how the wood was mixed with time and weather, as features of its concern were created. The cabin is surrounded by the environment that was preserved here in its original form - old trees, green meadows and rocky slopes create an atmosphere that brings you back to the time when people lived here in harmony with nature. NYNIS pay attention to its appearance. The stable consists of simple but effective elements - a cabin, a roof covered with shingles or straw, and small windows that served to illuminate the interior. You will notice how the building is oriented towards the world - so that the sun and wind inside can create a pleasant microclimate. Imagine how warm it was here in the winter days, how it was in summer hours, and how people gathered here to tell stories about life, about working in fields, and in forests. This stable is not only a building but also a part of the history and culture of Spaniard Dolina. In the past, such constructions were a home for families who worked in forests, fields, or crafts. Inside, there were simple but functional spaces - a chamber to hide food, a bedroom to melt and where families were gathering around the fire, and a room for food treatment. See how people here cared for their home, how it was maintained, and how it was translated from generation to generation. If you look around, you may be told something about the secrets that have happened here. The stable is like a living book that captures the stories of the people who lived here. It is not known who built it even when, but its existence testifies to a thorough knowledge of folk techniques and how people artificial from simple means to create a home that was not only a hiding place but also part of their culture and identity. Let us consider how people here cared for their home, how it was maintained, and how it was translated from generation to generation. One of the most interesting things about this stable is its ability to survive time and maintain its original form. Nowadays, when people often deviate from tradition and folk architecture, this building stands like a saint who testifies to the past and how people artificial live according to nature. You can see how the atmosphere of the past has been preserved, as there are elements that show a thorough knowledge of folk techniques. The stable in Do Klimov is not only a monument, but also an invitation to you to dive into the history and culture of this area. Go share her stories, the people who lived here, their customs and traditions. You can see how the atmosphere of the past has been preserved, as there have been elements that testify to the thorough knowledge of folk techniques and how people artificially live according to nature. When you leave this barn, take with you something she left you - remembrance of the stories that have taken place here, the atmosphere she has sold you, and how part of the history and culture of Spaniard Dolina has been preserved here. Take another look at this building, at its cabin, at its roof and at its windows - and remember that you have witnessed a part of the past that has been preserved here. As a last invitation - unless you are close to the other sights of Spaniard Dolina, do not leave without stopping in front of them. Each one has its own story, its secret and its beauty. Go and share them, their history and how part of the culture and tradition of this picturesque region has been preserved here. Spaniling Dolina is waiting for you with open arms and stories that have happened here.
Tips for visitors
The log farm in Do Klimov is best to visit in the spring and summer months (May - September). At this time nature is around the most beautiful and sunny days create suitable conditions for photography. In summer there are often educational or cultural activities associated with the national cultural monument.
It can be reached by car or public transport.
Current connections and stops should be verified in the traffic information system or on the website of the transport undertaking.
It is advisable to take comfortable clothes and shoes for a visit to the log barn because the terrain around can be uneven or ungroomed. It is also appropriate to take a map or GPS navigation because the site is located in the forest area. During the summer months it is advisable to take sun protection and sufficient water.
If you decide to pay the search before or if you need to complete some documents, it is appropriate to take the ID card with you.
The best places to photograph are around the whole cabin, where it is possible to capture its architecture and surrounding nature. It is particularly beautiful to take pictures at sunset when light creates contrasts.
The ideal light for photography is in the morning or at sunset. In these times the light is mild and creates pleasant seams that emphasize the details of the stable.
In the vicinity of Španie Dolina there is only one important location - log house in Do Klimov. For other activities or monuments it is advisable to view the map of the surrounding area or to inform yourself in the local tourist information bank.
A visit to a cabin can be interesting for children. This is an example of folk construction that can provoke their interest in natural materials. It is appropriate to explain to them how such a structure was created and why these materials were used. In the surroundings children can find opportunities for small trips and exploring nature.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a residential or farm building, not a museum with opening hours. Please view it from public space and respect the owners' privacy. We have no information about access to the interior.
Where is the monument?
Location: Špania Dolina, Banskobystrický kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 321-3058).
For children
Zružová barn in Do Klimov - 19th century time capsule
In 1894, when Špania Dolina was still a small village, the construction of a wooden log house began in the forest near the road to Klimov. Today it is a national cultural monument, which is one of the few preserved examples of folk architecture in Slovakia.
Thematic route
Trip route with a visit to the House of Folk in Klimov (Špania Dolina)
1. People's House in Klimov Type: Ethnographic exhibition, folk architecture Why: The original exposition from the 19th century captures the traditions of Banská Bystrica folk construction.
2. Looking at Dolina from the top Type: Natural attraction, viewing location Why: The short path from the village leads to a small mountain, from which the panorama of the valley and surrounding mountains is laid.
3. St. Nicholas Church in Špani Valley Type: Sacral construction Why: Baroque church from the 18th century with simple but distinctive architecture.
4. A roundabout Spaniard Valley Type: Sand route, folk architecture Why: The village offers preserved folk houses with stone walls and wooden details. The route around the village (about 2 km) passes through a direct road and small narrow streets.
Recommended starting point: Parking near the People's House in Klimov. The route is simple, suitable for families with children.
Seasonal recommendations
Seasonal visiting tips for the Folk House in Špania Dolina
Jaro In March and April, the House of Folk in Špania Dolina will wake up from the winter climate. Surroundings bloom - sunny meadows, white poppy and green forests contrast with wooden ceilings and folk crafts in the interior. The visit is suitable for families or lovers of folk culture. When visiting, avoid the days of Easter preparation when crowds live. Wear soft clothes, but prepare a sweater - the morning cool times can suddenly cool off. The best times are in the morning or in the afternoon, when the interior is more comfortable lighting and less risk crowds.
Summer In July and August the House of Folk becomes one of the most visited places in Špania Dolina. Bitter gout and bright sky are ideal for walking around fields and visiting folk crafts. Count on large crowds to visit, so you enjoy careful planning. It's best to arrive at 9:00 in the morning. Wear soft, yet covering, sunproof clothing, and do not underestimate enough water. The interior is cooler, so the sweater or sweater is added to you.
Podzim In September and October, the House of Folk turns into a place with a nice atmosphere. Gold leaves on trees and cool morning frost contrast with warm wooden interior. Visit is suitable for a relaxing visit or with children. When visiting, count with smaller crowds than in the summer months, but during the days with preparation for Saint Nicholas or St. Katerina (November 17) there may be several visitors more. Wear a warmer sweater or sweater because temperatures are falling, and prepare shoes for wet trails. The best times are the afternoon clock, when the interior is more comfortable lighting.
Winter In December and January the House of Folk becomes one of the most visited places in the area. Snow covers in the surrounding fields create an atmosphere that also reflects in the interior. The visit is suitable for a relaxing visit or with the family. In December, the Folk House often closes at 16 hours, in January at 15 hours. Put on warm clothes, protecting yourself from cold, and prepare your shoes for snow and ice. The best times are the afternoon clock, when the interior is more comfortable lighting. In Advent time, small exhibitions or demonstrations are often held in the surrounding area, which can make the visit even more interesting.
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